The Outlaws Of Ennor: (Knights Templar 16) - Plot & Excerpts
He felt only a wonder and delight, but soon, as he listened, he found his thoughts growing more confused. He adored his wife Jeanne, and what he had just done was against his oaths to her. He had betrayed her. He was a traitor. Other men would take any available woman, he knew. His own principles were such that he considered that dishonourable, and yet he had now performed an act of adultery with this woman almost without thinking. And not only had he betrayed his wife, he had done so with a woman already married. She had betrayed her own husband, just as he had his wife. It made him feel wretched just to hear her happiness. He rolled out of the bed which had become hateful to him, and pulled on his tunic, walking out into the open air. He crossed the track that passed before the house, and went barefoot along the beach. There was a cleaner smell to the air here, a musky, masculine scent of sea and of salt. He approached the water with a certain trepidation. It was chill, but not cold.
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